White House Hack Is Proof Russia Is 'Reassembling Its Evil Empire,' Congressman Claims
A hack late last year of the State Department was a mere stepping-stone for Russian hackers, the report claims.
Russian Industrial Giant Rostec Makes Forays Into Africa Amid Increasing U.S. And European Sanctions
Russia looks to rekindle Soviet-era trade ties to Africa under pressure from sanctions.
Will NATO Attack Russia? Russian-Finnish Border Military Exercises Not A Good Idea, Finland Warns
"I personally do not think that NATO plans to attack [Russia], but such an opinion exists in Russia, and we should take it into account. We don’t want any difficulties," the foreign minister warned.
Czech PM Criticizes Country's President After US Diplomatic Spat
Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka made clear his view that it was crucial for the security of the former Soviet-bloc nation to remain in lock step with NATO and the EU.
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Moving To Russia? First You Have To Answer Some Questions About Stalin, Crimea Under New Immigration Test
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Amid Russian Hostility, Poland To Build Watchtowers On Border With Kaliningrad
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The pontiff says in his Easter Sunday message the agreement “may be a definitive step toward a more secure and fraternal world.”
Ukraine War Forces A Nation To Talk About A Taboo: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Fighters returning home may not speak to psychologists about the war's devastating effects, but they will talk to priests.
Did Russia Try To Bribe French Politicians? Leaked Texts Suggest France's Right-Wing Party Endorsed Crimean Referendum For Cash
The unconfirmed emails show a senior Kremlin official negotiating with a man with ties to National Front.
Ukraine Crisis: Russia Moves From Sending Soldiers To Training Rebel Fighters During Shaky Ceasefire
Russia has consistently denied sending military personnel to Ukraine, but independent media reports suggest that Russian soldiers are active in Ukraine.
Russian Army Conscription Begins In Crimea As Peninsula Drifts Further From Ukraine
One year after annexation, Moscow takes one more step to integrate Crimea into Russia.
Russia To Build 'Self-Sufficient' Arctic Military Force By 2018 In Latest Sign Of Buildup
The military force will include air force and air defense subunits. Russia will also create a new training center in the Arctic.
Ukraine Crisis Update: UN Mine Awareness Campaign Aims To Teach Children, Families About Risks Of Unexploded Ordnances
More than 150 kids have been wounded or killed by landmines or unexploded ordnances in Donetsk and Luhansk since last March.
Ukraine Euromaidan Investigation 'Lacked Independence': Council Of Europe
The Council of Europe found several flaws in the investigation into the violence that took place during the Euromaidan protests in 2013.
Putin In New York: Russian President Plans United Nations Address In September
"It is quite likely" that Russian President Putin will address the 70th United Nations General Assembly, according to his spokesman.
A-10 Thunderbolt Warplane Deployed To Romania As Congressional Supporters Attempt To Save It For Years To Come
The A-10, an ungainly but effective warplane, has important friends in Congress -- and is now back on Russia's doorstep.
East Ukraine War Increasingly Focused On Mariupol As Pro-Russian Rebels, Ukraine Military Face Off In Key City
If fighting breaks out in the port city of Mariupol, all bets would be off for the east Ukrainian war.
German Unemployment Rate Hits Record Low In March
Separate data on Tuesday showed that German retail sales jumped by 3.6 percent in February in real terms.
US Paratroopers To Begin Ukraine Mission In Mid-April
American soldiers will train volunteer battalions, composed of civilians, to combat Russian-backed rebels in Luhansk and Donetsk.
Ukraine, European Commission Call To Extend Gas Supply Deal With Russia
The EU imports about half of its gas from Russia, of which, about 40 percent comes from pipelines running through Ukraine.
US, Ukraine To Conduct Observation Flight Over Russia Under Open Skies Treaty
A Boeing OC-135B American observation aircraft will conduct the operation sometime this week.
Republicans Consider Obama Bigger Imminent Threat Than Putin And Assad: Poll
In a survey of nearly 3,000 Americans, Obama was viewed as being more dangerous to the U.S. than the leaders of Russia and Syria.
Germanwings Crash Update: Lufthansa To Immediately Compensate Victim's Families Up To 50,000 Euros
It's unclear whether the compensation package offered by the parent company of Germanwings will be supplemented in the future.
Chechnya Politician Wants To Send Mexico Weapons To Fight The US, But Russia Says It's Illegal
Chechnya actually offered Mexico weapons to fight the United States. Moscow was not pleased.
'Great Wall Of Ukraine' Is 'A Priority,' Petro Poroshenko Says: Donbas Defense Construction Set For April
With anti-tank trenches dug and defensive obstacles in place, construction of the barrier is set to begin in April.
Another Problem For The Ukraine Ceasefire: Prisoner Swap Between Government, Rebels Stalled
The ceasefire deal that hasn't managed to stop fighting is failing in another aspect as well.
Russia Military Update: Russian Armed Forces Will Draft Thousands Of Crimea Residents This Year
Anyone who served in the Ukrainian army will be exempted from service in Russia’s armed forces.
Ukraine's Small Business Owners Face War, Crisis With Optimism - And Dark Humor
There are many reasons to despair in Ukraine, but some business owners are reacting the opposite way.
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